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William An (credit: Dallas Fire-Rescue) <\/p>\n
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DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) Dallas Fire-Rescue firefighter\/paramedic, William An, who was shot while trying to assist a shooting victim Monday, remains in critical condition, but DFR says heis consistently improving. <\/p>\n
Over the past few days, family, friends and co-workers have witnessed Officer An go from incomprehensible indications of discomfort and fatigue, to normal verbal exchanges, sitting upright and even the occasional laugh, a DFR news release stated. <\/p>\n
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Officer An, still has a long road ahead as he continues to undergo procedures, and follow-up with medical personnel, related to the injuries he sustained from the shooting. <\/p>\n
His wife, and entire family, is in relatively good spirits considering Ans status at the beginning of the week. They are thankful for all the prayers and well-wishes from first responders, the Dallas Community and people across the country who have shown their support; but understand that his recovery is far from over. <\/p>\n
If you would like to help the family, the Dallas Firefighters Associations Local 58 Relief Fund is accepting donations for Officer An. <\/p>\n
It is a 501c3 non-profit charity from which DFR says 100 percent of the money donated goes to the intended cause. <\/p>\n
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